NEA Part 5- My Mood Board


Wednesday 27th March 2019

 Learning Objectives:

  • K: the advantages and disadvantages of using a mood board to inspire content of new media product.
  • U: how different types of images and fonts can affect the way audiences consume media texts.
  • BAT: produce a mood board that illustrates your initial ideas for your media product.
  • CO: Use media terminology throughout.
Task 2

  • What brief did you choose? I chose the magazine brief, which is a front cover and a double page spread.
  • What are the minimum requirements for your chosen production? At least 5 original images.
  • What is the target audience as prescribed in the brief? The audience is aimed at 10-13 year olds.
  • What is your target audience for the product you're creating? (this needs to link to the audience profiling post). 12-13 year olds because it was 7 years ago and they'll remember it better. 



Task 3

In this task I'll explore different types of images, fonts and colours to use in my magazine. I shall be looking at different connotations and how these affect the way my target audience might view my product.  By creating this mood board I will also be exploring creative ways of how to present it.


Task 4

MOOD BOARD OF CHELSEA



  • How did they helped you define content for your product?
  • What will be your overall colour scheme of your production?
  • What kind of images/shots would you use in your production?
  • What kind of fonts would you use in your production?
  • What kind of mise-en-scene would you use in your production?
  • What kind of intertextuality would you use in your production?

1) This helped my magazine because it shows what photos i would like to use in my magazine.

2) My colour scheme is going to be blue and white as it represents Chelsea.

3) I would use long shots and close ups of the players.

4) Any fonts would match my magazine.

 5) I am not making a documentary so i cant do a behind the scenes , however the costumes i am going to use is the chelsea kit.

 6) The whole point of intertextuality is primarily about getting the attention of the reader/viewer, so i will use bright colours on my front cover.


Comments

  1. Luis AmadorJune 5, 2019 at 4:12 AM

    You need to finish answering these questions... please do this in red font.

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